Matrox MicroQuad Reviews
By: Jon Pratchett
November 2012
TV-Bay's Jon Pratchett reviews Matrox MicroQuad in the magazine's November issue.
“Overall I have been impressed with this little unit. I can now monitor 4 HD/SDI inputs with just one HDMI monitor, meaning less kit to carry around and less space taken up. The PC remote control over the unit is the icing on the cake for me. It’s a unit everyone should add to their monitoring kit list.”
CTW Review: Matrox MicroQuad Multiviewer
By: Mike SesslerChurchtecharts.org
October 5, 2012
We took a quick look at this product at NAB earlier this year, and my friends sent me a sample this summer to play with. If you've been following this blog, you know my summer was a bit, well, busy. I finally got a chance to download the control software, configure my system and give the MicroQuad a run through it's paces.
MATROX MicroQuad
By: Chris ChildsHOWiReview.com
September 2012
Testing...testing...testing...1...2...3...
Ah yes equipment reviews. I have always liked to read reviews because when someone can take equipment and run it through some paces, then give me an honest idea if that piece of equipment can fit into my work flow... great! However, what I have noticed is that most of the reviews look at it from a standpoint of a high broadcast stuff.
StudioTech51: Matrox MicroQuad demo
By: Mark JohnsonStudioTech.tv
September 6, 2012
Mark Johnson of StudioTech.tv takes a look at the Matrox MicroQuad multiviewer and describes how it fits into his video production workflow. He demonstrates the set up, unit operation, and optional remote control application.
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By: Shaun MillerTechnical Director NorthView Church
August 13, 2012
I have been doing a lot more consulting with smaller churches (a real passion of mine) recently. Often what I am seeing are churches that want to expand and do more things, but don't have the mega budget to do it. I recently heard a statistic that a church the size of Northview makes up one half of one percent of churches in America. Most churches consist of a few hundred people. I think that is where the beauty of the MicroQuad comes in - it's a quality product that is affordable. It's useful to me at a church of over 5,000 and affordable for a church of several hundred.
